Talk to Me

a. Langue: anglais b. Imagine a product, a band, a logo c. Your commercial is addressed to European consumers. Main idea: We think about a TV purchase program, where we will present our product: a bracelet which can teleport people. Synopsis: The video will start with a 10sec introduction, in fact it's the TV program's introduction. This emission is called “Euro Shop” (a program destined to all the European citizen... We think about a future where the European Union will be kind of a

lot of deferent sector of activities in particular in distant selling and Ecommerce. Pascal Clement saw in Russia these opportunities and he started by created one company in distant selling, to end up having a group with 30 different companies. In this presentation we will try to describe its success story, to explain how he made and in which context he succeeded. History: Installed in Moscow since 1993 Pascal Clement was a French expatriated who saw in Russia a multiplicity of opportunities. He

Joselyne Studer-Laurens Boostez votre score au TOEIC 800 points en moins de 2 mois ! © Groupe Eyrolles, 2009 ISBN : 978-2-212-54301-8 Chapitre 2 – Fiches thématiques Fiche 1 – ACCOUNTING Vocabulary To tighten one’s belt • Se serrer la ceinture He has to tighten his belt to pay his mortgage. Il doit se serrer la ceinture pour rembourser son hypothèque. Mots clés 1. Assets Nom : Actif du bilan (toujours au pluriel) Sens plus général : un bien. Expressions : “The corporation

in London. Real follower of Carpe Diem, with my two best friends, we went to Paris to make party and enjoy this vibrant city. One night, I think we enjoyed too much, and what had to happen happened, we had an accident. It made us totally inconscious at this moment. After this trying night, i woke up slowly with an horrible headache. I was spaced out and I needed few minutes to know where i was. I saw one of my friend next to mine. Then I remembered that last night, we had an accident. I felt asleep

syllabes accentuées)  How to introduce your notion  I’m going to talk about the notion of progress / spaces and exchanges / myths and heroes / sites and forms of power = je vais parler de la notion de …  The notion I’m going to deal with is the idea of progress : la notion que je vais traiter est...  To begin with / to start with, I’d like to give a definition of… = pour commencer, j’aimerais donner une définition de…  How to introduce the theme  In relation to the notion, the subject of

narrator and her inmates appear to be like prisoners: in this gymnasium where she once has yearned for future, they have been treated like prisoners. Actually we do not really know if they are being held there because they are prisoners or if it is in order to assure their protections. However at the end of text, the reader can see the narrator and her inmates have been reduced to whisper to communicate between them: consequently the world, in which they are, seems to be a prison. As a reader, we are

text is an article intitled « Meet the real-life Barbie and Ken! » and Published in Now, the 24 October 2001. It despicts the lifes of Cindy Jackson and Miles Kendall who splashed out huge amounts of money to change their appearance. They both underwent several cosmetic surgery procedures to look like Barbie and Ken and change their Outlook on life. The article can be divided in three main parts : First, Miles’s life; Second, The link that exists between Barbie and Cindy, and Miles and Ken; Third

Q&A Claire: Hi ! Ready for the English lesson ? I except everyone did the work I've given you yesterday ! Sooo who's going to be my victim today ? Errrrm... Killian ! Killian: Ooooh no miss please ! Claire: Come to the board or I'll give you some extra work ! Did you read this book ? Killian: ...Slumdog Millionnaire ? By Vikas Swarup ?... Yes I did ! Claire: OK so let's check this ! Sum up the story in a few words please Killian . Killian: Erm... This book deals with … an Indian boy

who would prefer to listen to an mp3 of the speech, you can do that here. Host: Welcome everybody. So, it’s a pleasure to have all of you here, and a particular pleasure to welcome our honored guest, Robert Greene. He is, well, you are all here, so I think you probably know a lot about his books, his writings. I’ll state just a few words. He has trained in classical literature. And then had a very shifting career for some early period of his post-college life. And then settled in to write a series

Tractatus. To be more efficient in trying to explain what the citation of Wittgenstein could mean and after that to present my own opinion, I will divide the citation in 2 parts. The first part will be: “Language is a labyrinth of paths.” The second part will be : “You approach it from one side and know your way about, you approach from another side and no longer know your way about.” Let’s talk now about the first citation. Language is a labyrinth of paths. I believe that to understand